According to the telex faq:
2.4 GHz signals may be attenuated by up to 0.05 dB/km (0.08 dB/mile) by torrential rain (4 inches/hr).
So 2 miles in torrential rain only attenuates 0.16dB
-Drew
Thanks Dan,
I actually will be getting the 19s. I was just
wondering about the narrower beam. And, I may be asked
to add 2 more APs to this network, and I figured if I
had a wider beam, I can keep the same primary antenna.
But since this is a area where there is a LOT of rain,
I definately need the fade margin...
Thanks
En
--- Dan Fitzpatrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sounds fine to me but unless there's a reason whyhttp://lists.bawug.org/mailman/listinfo/wireless
you want the smaller gain
antennas I would go with a pair of 24dBi parabolics
like Andrew/Conifer. My reasoning for this is if you can spare the extra
few bucks why not have
the larger fade margin. The other benefit in using
the higher gain antennas
is your beam width will be narrower and your
AP/bridge will be listening to
less noise. Your link will also be less "visible"
to prying eyes since
you're not spreading your signal across 5-15 degrees
in both directions. The only draw back is that it will be a bit harder
to aim but for a 2mail
link this shouldn't make a difference.
Dan.
On Wed, Jan 08, 2003 at 02:00:50PM -0800, Xparent
wrote:
Hello All, I have a 2 mile link to make (bridge) usingLinksys
WAP11's. No real obstructions between, and I willbe
using 15 or 19 dbi Parabolic Grid directionalantennas
with 50 ft. of NLM400 cable. I crunched thenumbers at
one or two online calculators, and they say itshould
be fine.I
Can any of you tell me your opinions on this link?
have never done one this far before.now.
Thanks
En
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